March 28, 2008Yair Klein: Russia's "Other" Viktor BoutWorld by Yasha LevineNever heard of an arms dealer named Yair Klein? He's no Viktor Bout, but he's equipped and trained some of the most notorious paramilitary outfits out there—from Nicaraguan death squads to the child armies of Sierra Leone. eXile editor Yasha Levine attends his extradition hearings and tells his story.

March 7, 2008The OSCE ShuffleWorldIf you're wondering why the OSCE is the last name in "credibility" among Western reporters, then look no further than their crowd-rousing performance in Armenia.

February 27, 2008Liars Without BordersWorld by Kirill Pankratov
Is Russia as dangerous to journalists as some would have you believe? If you look at the way the stats are collected, then you begin to wonder...

February 23, 2008Recession PenisWorld
Notice anything different in this picture? Over the past fortnight, The eXile’s Recession Penis started cleaning itself up for the upcoming clusterfuck in the American financial markets...

February 15, 2008Recession PenisWorldThis issue, The eXile introduces our new Recession Penis to help you make sense of the looming worldwide financial collapse.

January 29, 2008The Hand that Counts the VoteWorld by Kirill Pankratov"Those who cast the votes decide nothing. Those who count the votes decide everything." Stalin's sinister aphorism is as true today as it was more than a century ago. Take Georgia, Russia, and even America as an example...

December 16, 2007The "Arab Democracy" Goes to the PollsWorld by Khaled AssaadThere's always something very funny about elections in the Middle East, but somehow Lebanon always manages to kick it up a notch by showing there are no limits to how crazy the so-called "Arab Democracy" can get.

December 10, 2007The World's Biggest (and Smallest) Crash-Test SiteWorld by Paul TadichThe eXile sent our correspondent Paul Tadich to Switzerland to check out the world's largest particle accelerator—one that couldn't be built without Soviet-era knowhow.

December 5, 2007Sarkozy: The Ghost of Ariel SharonWorld by Thierry MarignacI’ve been asked by The eXile to give an on-the-ground report from the strike-zone in France. I’ll tell you what’s going on...

Save The eXile: The War Nerd Calls Mayday EditorialThe future of The eXile is in your hands! We're holding a fundraiser to save the paper, and your soul. Tune in to Gary Brecher's urgent request for reinforcements and donate as much as you can. If you don't, we'll be overrun and wiped off the face of the earth, forever.

Eleven Years of Threats: The eXile's Incredible JourneyFeature Story By The eXileGood Night, and Bad Luck: In a nation terrorized by its own government, one newspaper dared to fart in its face. Get out your hankies, cuz we’re taking a look back at the impossible crises we overcame.

Your Letters[SIC!]Russia's freedom-loving free market martyr Mikhail Khodorkovsky answers some of this week's letters, and he's got nothing but praise for President Medvedev.

The Fortnight SpinBardak Calendar By Jared LindquistJared comes out with yet another roundup of upcoming bardak sessions.

Clubbing Adventures Through TimeClub Review By Dmitriy BabooshkaeXile club reviewer Babooshka takes a trip through time with the ghost of Moscow clubbing past, present and future, and true to form, gets laid in the process.

Scanning Moscow’s Traffic CopsAutomotive SectionWe’re happy to introduce a new column in which we publish Moscow’s raw radio communications, courtesy of a Russian amateur radio enthusiast. This issue, eXile readers are given a peek into the secret conversations of Moscow’s traffic police, the notorious "GAIshniki."

Your Letters[SIC!]Richard Gere tackles this week's letters. Now reformed, he fights for gerbil rights all around the world.

13 Toxic Talents: Hollywood’s Worst PollutersAmerica By Eileen JonesEverybody complains about celebrities, but nobody does anything about them. People, it’s time to stop fretting about whether we’re a celebrity-obsessed culture—we are, we have been, we’re going to be—and instead take practical steps to clean up the celebrity-obsessed culture we’ve got...